Comments and predictions for PSG vs Nice: The king's late finishing blow

Latest PSG vs Nice team information

Coach Luis Enrique made eight changes to the PSG team that faced Nantes, a stronger line-up than the one that narrowly won against Le Havre a few days earlier. However, the line-up is likely to be similar to the one that played on Saturday.

With Arsenal having the weekend off, Enrique will want to keep his key players fit for Tuesday's Champions League semi-final, with the likes of Ousmane Dembélé, Nuno Mendes, Khvicha Kvaratskhelia and the midfield trio likely to be rested.

Lucas Beraldo, Warren Zaire-Emery and Lee Kang-in – who started against Nantes – will not play against Arsenal and are likely to continue to start. Young talents Ibrahim Mbaye and Senny Mayulu could also be given a chance.

As for Nice, defender Moise Bombito – who scored an own goal in the first leg – will not have a chance to make amends due to a wrist injury that will keep him out of this away trip.

After Terem Moffi and Morgan Sanson returned from injury, Nice were only missing Tanguy Ndombele, who is still nursing a groin injury.

The explosive presence of Ali Abdi – who has scored in both of his recent starts – has forced Melvin Bard into a central defensive trio. Abdi scored the second in the win over Angers, and will no doubt continue to be a key figure on the left flank for Nice.

Latest expected lineup PSG vs Nice

Paris Saint-Germain:
Safonov; Hakimi, Lucas Beraldo, Hernandez, Mbaye; Zaire-Emery, Mayulu, Lee; Doue, Goncalo Ramos, Barcola

Nice:
Bulka; Abdelmonem, Ndayishimiye, Bard; Clauss, Boudaoui, Rosario, Abdi; Guessand, Laborde, Boga

Latest football commentary PSG vs Nice

The Ligue 1 title has gone to Paris Saint-Germain, but the French capital club still has a historic goal: to become the first club to go an entire season unbeaten in France's top flight.

With a Champions League semi-final against Arsenal and a Coupe de France final against Reims on the horizon, PSG are now focused solely on finishing the Ligue 1 season unbeaten – and they have just four games left to do so.

A 1-1 draw in Tuesday night's replay against Nantes took PSG a step closer to that goal, extending their unbeaten away run in Ligue 1 to 39 games – the longest in Europe's top five leagues.

Nantes still hold the record for the longest unbeaten start to a season at 32 games, and although they have drawn both games against PSG this season, they have been unable to stop Luis Enrique's side – who are now 30 games unbeaten in Ligue 1 in 2024/25.

That draw ended PSG's 10-game winning streak in the domestic league, but if they win all 12 points in the remaining four rounds, they can still surpass the 90-point mark - an extraordinary achievement given that there are only 34 rounds left in Ligue 1 this season.

After having their winning run halted by Nantes, PSG will now face another opponent who has forced them to share points this season – Nice. In the first leg in October, PSG were held to a 1-1 draw, with Moise Bombito’s own goal costing Nice the win.

However, this is not the only time Nice have made things difficult for PSG. They have won four of their last nine visits to the Parc des Princes, including a 3-2 win in their last Ligue 1 game in September 2023.

However, Nice's form has shown signs of decline at the most crucial time, as they went on a five-game winless streak before struggling to overcome Angers last weekend.

Just four points separate second to seventh in the race for Champions League qualification – so every point counts. Most of the chasing teams picked up points in the previous round, so a Nice win over a relegation-threatened Angers is crucial.

Nice are currently fifth ahead of this round, and a trip to champions PSG could see them drop down the table if they don't put in a blistering performance.

After this match, Nice will take turns facing Reims, Rennes and Brest – teams that no longer have specific goals – so they really hope that the two-point gap with the top 4 will not widen before entering the final round of matches.

Latest PSG vs Nice score prediction

Based on the above football comments, we and the world's leading football sites have given the results of the match.PSG vs Niceas follows:

• Sportsmole:PSG 2-1 Nice

• WhoScore:PSG 2-0 Nice
• Our newspaper predicts:PSG 2-1 Nice

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